So, how do you get this script to remove files from another user's
account? My understanding is that you can't remove files from another
user's account even with admin access if your logged in as a
different user. I'd be very interested in how you pulled this off.
tnx
Scott
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Jun 9, 2006, at 9:58 AM, Travis Siegel wrote:
Making a script to remove these two files is trivial. This is
exactly why I always have at least one additional user setup on my
system. That way, if something happens to one, I still have the
other one for rescue or general use until the other one gets
fixed. I strongly urge everyone to make a second (or third) user
account, that you can use in case something like this happens to
your main account. I keep three. One with admin privs, one I use
regularly, and one I use for emergency use or general use when my
regular one is toasted (like when i ran into this voiceover problem
Scott is talking about) I'll get the script written, then when this
happens to someone else, it can be fixed just by executing a script.
